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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-16
West Point Notes.

Especial telegram " the Dtspsichl
WEST PoINT, Va, October ia
large dwelling, occupied by a tenant
upon the Dudley Ferry estate, now be-
longing to Mr.. William G.. Brooks, was
burned about ii o'clock last night.
The burning house was plainly visible
from this place. There was no In
surance. The origin Of the fire is en-
tirely unknown.
Dir. Arana, steward of the Spanish
steamship Leonora, loading here, was
arrested to-day for selling intoxicating
liquors. A bottle of the liquor he had
been selling from was produced and
was shown to he "white rum, quite a
curiosity in this section. He acknow-
lodged the sale, but plead ignorance OF
the law, but il appeared that he had
been warned. The Mayor fined him
S25, the minimum the law allowed. An
Interpreter had to be used in trying the
case.
Another steamship arrived to-day to
load cotton for Liverpool. There is a
tremendous rush in this business.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-16
NORFOLK NEWS.
Hands Horribly Crushed-Raiiroad
Wreck-PersoBaI,6 &c.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
NoRToLK, October 10, 1887.
A white man named Henry Smith
son. engaged at work on steam-dredge
ON the Albemarle and Chesapeake
canal near Odds Point, yesterday, got
both OF his hands caught in the hoist
ing machinery and had them crushed
In such shocking manner that it Is
thought he will lose his life from the
injury. DIR. j. L. Tatem was sum
mopcd as speedily as possible and am
inflated the fingers and other fragments
If flesh, after which the unfortunate
man was taken to his home, near Olds
Point.
one or more burden cars OF a freight
train going south on the Seaboard and
Roanoke railroad were thrown from the
s,ack by broken axle last night near
pursis station and badly wrecked. One
Of The tIain-hands was hurt.
A contract was closed yesterday IN
New York to construct and complete
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-16
FINANCIAL.
NEW YORK. BALTIMORE. AND RICH
M0Kp STOCK ExCHANegs.
Grain, Provisions, Cotton. Tobacco, Iur
pentine, Resin, Tsi, and
Peanut Markets.
fRr,nl.rt.nh % tha nlsnatch.l

NEW YORK, October i5.-The stock market
was very actiye to-day, and Notwithstanding
the phenomenal gains at the opening was weak
and depressed throughout leaving the ma
iority Of stocks at the lowest prices OF the
week. The Reading reorganization success
made a revulson Of feeling among tho holders
Of the stocks. and the market rebounded from
Yesterdays depression. AZ the opening
Of the board, and among smaller bears
q short panic occurred, while heavy buy
ing was noticeable all along the line.
TIE hear leaders, however, becoming
alarmed, attacked tho list, snd An avalanche
Of stocks was pressed upon the market, quick
~ turning the tide in downward sirecuon.
Milo the influence Of the Depen Interview
was still felt 70 some extent. many timid hold
ers threw over their stocks, and tho decline met
with no check during the session. Inc open
Ing WIS remarkably strong. most stocks snow.
ING advances over yesterdays finai figures OF
frOm y 10 "a per cent The market hcgan
70 decline Immediately, though Louisville
ard Nashville made fractional ad-
vance IN tie early dealings. Western Union
was most conspicuous IN tho carly dealings,
but Jersey Central, Reading, and Northwestern
sitciward became leaders Of the decliue.
There we're one or two halts In the downward
movement. hut no reaction whatever, and after
the issue 81 the bank statement the movement
was accelerated and the close was active aud
weak At the lowest prices Of the day. Business
amounted to $4,000 shares. The majority OF
the list are lower. although Norfolk aud Nest-
prn preferred Ealntu per cent lht saiii' o.
few end unimportant and Jersey Ceutral lost
IL: Missouri Pacific, Z, aud san Francisco
preferred per cent
WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.
NV YORK. October l6.-Ths weekly state
ucnt of the associated banks shows the follow
ing changes: Reserve, decrease, f552,35O
loans, increase, t3.6ji,O0O; specie. decrease,
fnaCOO; legal tenders, increase. s's@lvO
dercsit5. Increase, S4.s3i coo; circulation, in-
crease. Sl2.3t0.
The banks now hold s7,9W,3O0 In excess OF
the % per cent rule.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-16
The Transfer or the Baltimore ana
ohio Telegraph Completed.

u
BALriMoRF, October l5.--All the de-
tails for the transfer Of the Baltimore
and Ohio telegraph to The Western
Union were completed this afternoon,
and General Eckert and his associates
left for New YORK. The payroll OF
operators was made up to II o'clock
tonight, and that of other employees
up to & o'clock this evening, and will
be paid 10y tho Baltimore and Ohio
Company AT midnight all the tele-
graph property of the Baltimore and
Ohio passed into the possession of the
Western Union Company, which will
control it in the future. The wires, at
least for the present, will remain in the
Baltimore and Ohio building.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-16

stable of DIR. E. Williams, the oculist,
400 feet above the level of the river.
Fortunately the wind changed and blew
toward the river and aided the fremen,
who were all the while greatly embar-
rassed by scarcity of water owing
TO the inadequacy of the pipes land
by the Water-Works Department. The
FIRE during its progress caused panic
in that part of the city when at Its
worst A great many of tue dwellings
destroyed were the homes OF poor men.
About twenty dwellings and tenements
were destroyed. The total loss is about
S14O,0OO Many persons are homeless.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-16
AND UyDEEWEAR.
4. sAKS & co.

.. Crdarear. Ia keeping nth present. com
forL The fnest. Thai is 10 sag as near az re
ean, there's Glrays mako IF Uadssrear at the
tor. We rent eSOui tAts year 10 Os' better
quality han there lad been, and 70 cost less thaa
the Zee, had. We succeeded beth rise. We 90, it
direct from Nottingham. The bes, UndsrUsar
rer ee had; osss you can oct We saOs you
s,mstalng Aaeasome, therefore, IN qualify, on
snss.
8. clorss. The pseA n the marked. Fo~ss's-
lsndo,. iosn made aaa just oat
a, sA4s o CO.,
ssls 1905 1Ian ssrsst. esaesix fosseax
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-16

A novel way of raising money for
churches is as follows: A box is placed
in some convenient place, and upon tho
birthday of any member OF the church
or Sunday school that person puts in
pennies corresponding to the number
OF years, and each year the box is
opened and a snug sum realized. If
the church has large congregation
the amount will be surprisingly large.
The boxes are called biFthday-boxes,
and have become quite popular IN many
towns where they have been tried.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-16
RICHMOED TOBACCO NARKgT.

ONlDhhh ID Ao1ts
There arc no sales reported to-day, bat yes.
to-day about 100 hogsheads Of old suffers
wtro sold. This with few scattering sales Of
ON orts and n sun-curod lot Of twenty pack
accs Is about all that has been done this week
of importance. There i, however, a better
feeling concerning the future Of the market
Offerings all III week have been small and
con mon IN suucured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-16
DEATHS.

JEWETT. Died, a. 1880 A. W., October i6,
1917. at the residence Of J. T. hcAllisier, 1921
Hun street, Manchester, Miss AOLLIE j..
JLWE1T.
Funeral ANA. NJ. TOMORROW Monday
MORNING from Bainbridge-Street Baptist
church. Friends and ncquaintances are invited
10 attend without further notice.
JONES. Died. Saturday. October i5,h. at
O'Clock A. VI at tho residence OF her son, Q. A
Jones, Third and Huh. streets, Manchester,
hfs SUSAN A. JONES.
funeral will take place SUNDAY, October
10Th. az 3 o'clock Y. NJ, from fiith-Styeet
chapel. Friends and acquaintancos are re-
Quesied 20 attend.
LYDDANE.-Died. In Richmond. Va. October
ie, 1877. Mrs. MARY A. LYDDANE. wiaow of
Patrick LyddaDe; aged o.gbty-two years.
lntermsnt az shockoe- Hill cemetery.
Lynchbarg papers please copy.
MATHUEs. Saturday afternoon, a,
s.st O'Clock. CORNEL.lA PEARL. Infant daugh-
ter OF +. J. and Eolth hsthues; aged fourteen
Funeral AZ aso O'Clock THIS Sunday, Az
TEkN0ON nom the residence Of her parepts.
$50 Norton street,
wATS0N.--Died, at the reside V Of her soa.
% she evening o. the 18Th. At 6s0 o'clock. Mrs
JuDifh WATSON, in the eighty-sssenth year
81 nor age.
She Was a consistent momOer Of tho Firss
Baptist church. Rev. J. II. Holmes, pastor, Tor
foisy-nye years.
ner irsonds and anqaaintahess and those Of
The family ara requested 70 attend Ter funeral
hon the aeoye-named church SUNDAY
MORNING al Al o'clock. ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-16
lBy lelegraph q lho Dispatch.l

by telegraph 70 tho Dispatch.l
CINCINNATI, o., October l5.-forty
minutes past u O'Clock to-day a fire
broke out in Craner Co.'S upper saw
mill in the eastern part of Fulton. A
strong wind was blowing from the river
n the direction of the hills, which run
parallel 10 the river, and about third
of mile distant from it at the foot OF
the hill is Eastern avenue, which runs
parallel with the river. II was but a
few minutes before everything between
Eastern avenue and the river be-
tween Bayon and Lumber streets,
an area of about five acres, was
mass of flames. In this area
was about nine million feet OF
hardwood lumber, about twenty dwell
ings, nearly all wooden, st. Rosa
Roman Catcholic church, to say no
thing OF stables and other out houses
that abound in this part OF the city.
The wind pushed the flames FROM the
river toward the frame houses on the
hillsides, and scores were on hire,
but citizens on the housetops fought
the flames out. Fire-brands ignited tns
grass on the bluff slopes OF the hill.
Up these grassy sleeps the hames
climbed and set fire TO the splendid
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-16
The Presidents marrow Escape.

tby tcleFfdIiu 70 Tue IlrIdtcl-I
CIucAGo. October 15.-Asspccial to
the Mars from Memphis, Tenn. says :
When the pilot train preceding the pre-
sidential train arrived at the trcStle be-
tween Bonneville and JOnosborO', Ark.
Yesterday morning the engineer dis
covered the trestlc on fire. lie did not
make the discovery until it was too late
10 stopthe train or before the cngineha1
passed over the burning portion. IS
soon SIS possible he backed the train
off the trcstle and jumped down TO
examine the fire. lie found that ser
ton about ten feet square was IN iiames,
and that the fire had been started on
the under side Of the timbers. The
engineer and ell the rest Of the train
men, with the help of some OF the pas
scugers. succeeded in putting out the
IRE, when it was discovered that the
flames had not eaten dangerously far
into Gle wood, and tho trestle was still
safe for the passage Of trains Had the
train been ten minutes later, however,
there might have been another Chats
worth horror to chronicle.
DAsTAIDLY ATrF9pT TO WRECK THE
TRAIN.
ANc,cs stafT correspondent happened
to he on the train and made "A careful
examination of the burned trnbers,
which gave unmistakable evidence Of
an attempt at trsin-wrecking. The fire
was started on the under-side Of the
cross-ties in such manner that there
can be no possible belief that sparks
were the cause Of it. Then, too, fire
was certainly set to more than one tie
at time, for it couldn't have Jumped
from one to another without burning
the sides Of the timber more than 1t
did. The conclusion is almost irresisti-
bic that somebody had applied torch
to at least eight or nine timbers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-16
The CheIera in Neu Yorh .
fRr telegram 70 the nispatch.l

IUI " W.
NEw York, October 1.-Two more
deaths from cholera occurred ON Swim
Lurne island last night amoug the
Alesia's passengers. This brings the
total deaths from cholera up to date 10
tweniy-cight since the Alesia left the
Ne ditslranean ports.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-16

whishey steady at sios. Provisions duh saf
easy.
LOUISVILLE
IorfsyuIx. October i5.-oraIn weaker.
w.eat-No 2 red. s6c. Corn-No. . white.
nc. Oats-No. Q, &c. Provisions weak AID
unchanged.
WILMINGTON
wusrSaroa. ". O.. October Is. --Turpennne
firm AZ 20. Resin firm: strained. sc.; FOOD
strained. Sc. Tar firm At si.ia. Crude tnr-
peDtne firm: hard, 81; yeuov-oip ana S'rk'n'
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURsa
NEW YoRE, October i5.-Cotton--Net re-
receipts, 80 bales; gross receipts. o,.9 DAiss.
Futures closed easy; sales. io.100 bales ~
toher, S962; November 80 III December, 49, y
January, 1854; February, s9.62; March, ss.'o'
April, 81 IS: May, $3.50
NORFOLK PEANUT MAKkEr.
Reported for ths Dispstch.l
OCTOBER l5.-Market quiet New prime, "a
&c; Old prime. 3As4hc.; shsllsd, fhsoA@'
factory Dd-picksd, 5a5hc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-16

SYRACUSE, \. y, October lj.-Alex-
andcr II. Davis, Of this city, WAS nomi-
mated for Congress by the Democrats
OF the Twenty-Glth district (this city
to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-16
nAxIUE INTELLIGENCE.
MNlNrURE ALMANAC. OcToB
PORT or RICHMOND. OCTOBER Is, 1887.

Steamship Wyanoke, Jenny, New YORK,
merchandise anu passengers, @. ". Allen q
Co.. agents.
Steamship Pioneer, Hines, Philadelphia.
merchandise and passengers, J. W. McCarrick
Z Co.. agents.
a1.anisl Ariel. Deyo, Nsrfoik. United states
mail, merchandise and passengers. L u, To-
tunn. agent.
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baseball Ycsterday.

rBy telegraph TO the Dlspatch.l
At New York st. Louis, 0 Detroits,
9.
At Baltimore Baltimores, Z; Wash
ingtons, 3.
At Philadelphia Philadelphia, 9;
Athletics, 10.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-16
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, October I5.--Ca-h quo ati0ns were
Flour without changes NJ. 2 spring wheat,
tgll a6Jk e. 4; No. req. PC. No lcorn. 4lc. bid.
Nc. oats. sJiia2Gc Aes5'pOrk. a@5Asi3 70.
lard. S655. sllOrt.rib sides doOse), E.O5. Dry
sailed shoulders tu0xedl, shtJlS.i0 Shoi +
clear sides, boxed, SiOa!7l5. Whlszey,
Sl.l0
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-16
WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.
BALTIMORE STOCK NARKRT.

BALTIMORE, Mn, October l5.-Y'rglnia pas
due coupons, 81; l0-i0s, with coupons, g
new IS, o.. Bid to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-16
P9RT Og NEWPORT NEWS. OcToBRs IS, 1887.
lBy telegraph

Steamship Cuyundotte, kolloy, West Point,
Gnd sailed Tor New York.
steamship Alfonso, Hughes, Galveston, coal
cd and sailed for Fleetwood.
schoonerz G. J.. Baker, Baker, Norfolk; Nel-
lie VI. Craig. Pierce. HObOken; anu u. w.
Morse, ROdicE, Norfolk.
SAILED.
Barkentiue Joseph Baker, Eaton. Galveston,
coal.
schooner A. W. Smith, Berry, Providence,
coal
barkontlne Ocean, salyorson, Hamburg,
lumber.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-16
Tbs wksrBss II. RICHMOND YESTERDAY was
Kange M Thermometer Yester,ay


GRADY ODwVEg.-Yarried. on the islh
Instant. BY Rey. Father Donshue, at -
Patrick's church. Mr.. JAMES Z. GRADY 10
NJ iss ELLIE ODWYER; both o. this city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-16

Ws qUc,0. Firc, g.. 55af255 r. poIrue, e. "a
r.2j. 6zlra, s3.59GfAs5. family, k+6@f.ts psLoni
'em'ly. coul r., H.l5ata@
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-16
LATE WEATHER. REpOar.

by telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l
49,, WASHINGTON. October l6-I 4. NJ
L., For Virginia. warmer, fair weather.
iIk,h light 20 fresh sOntherly winds.
For N0uh Carolina and south Caro-
i-----lina. warmer, fair ggathsr, lght 10
J fresh oasteriy winds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-16
sdlng futures ranged.
BALPiNoRa

BaLrnsokE, ND. October i5-CoitOn higher
and strong; middling, sbe. Flour quiet aud
steady. Nheat-Sodthern steady, red. eoaSSc. (;
amtor. ssBtic. western easier and dau No.
, winter red. spot, ia arse: October, 1sAc.
asked; November. 19Ls assoc. December. MAa
fistc January, N3isc G. asked. CORRESPONDENT
steady and q1let; white, 57sssc. yellow. ga
,7c.; western lower and dull mixed, October,
ioH asoc. November, l9Hc asked; year, AVA
isc. Cats ilrm AMI quiet; southern and pena'
sylvfniL. alaStc.. western white. $3.50. west
ern mixed. 2ss3lc. Rye steady al 55a60c. Pro-
visions fairly active aud steady. Coifee steaiy
Rio esgoes. ordinary TO fair, Isksl9ac. Sugar
higher and frm; A soft, Che; cepper-renne1
dull AZ ieai0Ac. whsskey steady a, 81. 4aii.lA
Cther articles unchanged. frsigsls 10 LIVER
pool per steamer dulf: cotton. lSsti.; nonr.
ia 81. grain. shaskd.
SiscfNNATt
yIacfHNATI. October IA Flour easy. Wheat
dua, No : red. 7fc. asked. Corn steady; No
mixed, fie Gaia arm, No. . mixed. $40
Polk ggiet az IA. lard nominal at ta.30
bulk.meats quiet Bacon easy. whIskey quiet
aud steady al si.oc. hoss nrm-
ST. LOUIS
er. Leuis. octoter Ia. Flour quiet ard
| arm. Wheat quiet and fir1a. doo,uating oni,
| Ae an day; No = red. caeh. ITO. oelobsr
| siAe, Ssrn eeli; cash ohe40o October
! zshe oee ssay ss>b, >i4e.f ootuber, ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-16
sEEzSAxD COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. October 10, 1887.
OFFERINGS.

OffEklNdN.
WHRAT.-Iongherry, 80 bushels. Mixed, COO
bushels Shortberry 500 bushels. Total,
l,1s6 bushels.
(uEN.-S6i bushels
OATS-1l0 bushels.
MuL-OFFAL.--lO tons.
SALES RKPORrED TO SECRETARY.
WrEAr.-Longberry, 80 bushels very good
1T Sic. Mixed, coo bushels very good at 81.
Shortberry. As bushels primo seed at s2c. u
bushels very good at Soc: $50 bushels good
20 &c.; 30 bushels fair al &c.; y bushels
fair at 15s 100 bushels common at fJc. To-
tai sales Of wheat, l,402 bushels.
Offerings to-day Of uheaL l,'16 bushels;
same day last year, 3, $50 bushels sales to-day
of wheat, l,l02 bushels same day last year,
2JgG bushels. Offerings 50 far this year, i81 .2l5
bushels: same tims last year. 1913, 1875 bushels.
Extreme range OF prices today, 20 to62c.
same day Last year, q 10 $50.
CONSUMING. / bushels primo new on prl-
ya,o terms; 80 bu-ho's very good at 3d.
CATs.-Mixed, lao bushels very good at39c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-16

bd~ SEyENTH-STREET CHRIS
Than cHURcn-Freaehin BY the pastor. Rev.
Y. c. CAVE. a. II A. N. and sR. u. Al osr-
daily welcome.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-16

Market quiet.
QUcTA1lCSs.
coon MlDDIINC.-gi,c.
rlfDDLi yc.
LON NIDDLINg.--Sef j..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-16


The CITY Of Memphis represents
neither a new settlement nor recent
municipal creation. She has long
history, full Of vlcissitudes and aus
couraeiug incidents. Now the largest
CITY jp tennessee, in its first growth
was Illustrated the universal push aud
activity Of It's people. / have come
nom GghtseciDg In the wonderful
West 10 los shll surprised IN the
South. From the marvellous grown
/ have come 10 see not only
marvellous growth but astonishing re-
cup0ation. The active trade upon
Your streets and in your exchanges tens
only the tale OF one OF the lar8ess COZ
Ton markets in the world, aud OF ono OF
tie most prosperous and flourlshing
cities Of tie South. Scarcely trace
is seen Of the trials and discourage
mcnts through which it passed III gam
ing its present position, and ye' "hen
il bad in 1862 10y steady growth reache9i
q population Of 1000, it was occupied
by military force, and Tor four years
thereafter was hVld rs a fortified camp
During this time the people were scat
tered and It's growth checked. When
at the close OF Tie war its citizens re-
TUNED to their homes they courageous,
~ set about repairing the damages Oh
the war AMI military occupation. Al
though within ten years thereafter
twice has this city been afflicted
with yelIow-feyer, Yet through these
yisitations her people have strug-
gled on determined 10 overcome.
IN 1873, when once more apparently
on the high road to permanent pros
pefiiy, this devote city was again yis-
tied by it's dreadful scOurge ia a moro
malignant form than ever before. NO
one can wonder that in the dreaded
presence 81 this dire calamity It's suffer
ing citizens fed Tor their lives. OF the
population, which through all dis
couragements bad reached 10000,
about 70, 900 remained aud Of these
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treau, para uso de los espanoles con III
supplemental de las frHses mas precise,
para romper Ia conversation, ! tome
holanda.
LOS MISERABLES de Victor Hu-
20, S tomos tela.
POESIAS sueltas J obras en- prosa
de don Leandro +. de Moratin, seguids
de las obras poeticas , dramaticas de
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lomo de tafilete.
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critico de cada comedia, tomos holan-
Lesa lomos de tafilete.
Ell GENI0 del cristianismo, por
Chateauhriaad, 2 tomos holanaesa lo-
mos de tafilete.
FISICA por Ganot, Ultima sdicion-
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religion cristiAna, por Chatesubriand
On tomo holAndesA lomos de tAfilete .
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LITOGRAFIA
DE
A.LYNN, SUCESORA DE Morris.

Constituda nuevamente bajo mi solo nomore con
cumpetcnte direction provisa de titles material necesao
IN estabecimiento de primer orden contando un
ntcQcnte personal ofezco al pdbco eea industrial pu-
diendo cecuar cuant0s encargos hagan dcies
complicados one sean Ia seguridad de que dear6
tsfcchos todos os gustos lenas todas las exigencas
Tanto simple arjeta como e artfstico diploma; e SEN
clio recibo comerca los documentos bancaros el
pcoueoo ee eegante marquila para tabacos etc.
t carantizo ouedea satisfaction de los interesados
tan perfecto como los trabaos que hagan e exane
70.
Muestraro de toda case de trabaos que encague
exhiba en- este esablecimento remitra vueta de
correo quien 10 solcitc
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-01-23

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